Avis sur Gui

The place is kinda hidden away in between a bar and a 711 but if you find your way in there the food is actually pretty tasty. They have a good variety of Asian food not just Korean bbqs. The staff was really friendly and treated me like I was a long time customer even though it was my first time there.

This is the best all you can eat sushi (Thursdays and Sundays) place in Dallas without a doubt, definitely my go to spot for sushi. Ranges from $20-$30 depending which option you go with. Small place and very limited parking. I recommend the Uptown Roll, Spicy Albacore Roll. Their fried rice is good but not the best I’ve had and their eggs rolls are 👌. Highly recommend Gui Sushi in Uptown.

Gui is my favorite go-to for vegetable rolls. Their rolls are always fresh, flavorful, and beautifully crafted. My foodie friend loves their selection of riceless rolls. I also very much enjoy the authentic Korean dishes on the main menu, like the bibimbap vegetable rice bowl and japchae noodles. These dishes are traditionally omni, but can be prepared vegan on request (ask for no egg/no meat). The servers are attentive and will work with you on substitutions. Hope you visit soon and enjoy!

Elegant decor, beautiful presentation, attentive and kind service. Ordered from the all you can eat sushi menu. The spicy salmon crunch roll was delicious and had lots of tempura toppings scattered on top with nice chunks of salmon inside. The Alaska roll was really really good. Spicy tuna inside with Salmon and cream cheese. The miso soup was not tasty, it was very bland. I usually love miso soup. My only comment about this place is the way the sushi is served. They serve the rolls all on one plate in the center of the table so you really are not sure if you are eating what you ordered or what someone else ordered. I prefer the style that is served to each person. The parking in front is very limited. More parking in the back and valet is only $5 - the restrooms were very clean. We brought our 2 year old who loves sushi and our 8 month old and did not feel out of place. They had 2 high chairs waiting for us. I would not bring a stroller as it is very small inside and the tables are really close together.

Had lunch here a couple weeks ago. The restaurant is very cozy and the service was good. My wife got the sushi which she said was good, and I got the ramen which was good as well but the chicken was a little chewy in it. They have good drink specials throughout the week and an all you can eat option as well if you like sushi. All the drinks we had tasted great.

All you can eat sushi. " I'm sorry what was that? ". It was heaven. All in all, it was good. We say at the sushi bar and were greeted by the sushi makers, waiters, hostess. It was very nice and a little confusing because as one was explaining the menu another would chime in with a drink order or something else. No big deal. There are some caveats to the all you can eat, such as, no taking home left overs and what is left over you pay full price for. Just don't go ham and order a bunch up front.

Love this place! Found it by accident but glad we did. I love authentic ramen so i knew we had to give it a try. Walked in and let them know that it was our first time. Our waiter was very informative about the different menus since they have a regular menu along with a separate Sushi menu and then they have an all you can eat menu. I ordered the Man-Doo steamed which exceeded my expectations. Then I ordered one plate of the Crunchyroll and that is what is in the picture attached. That was probably my favorite part of my meal. I also ordered the Miso Ramen and I asked them to add spicy oil which they did. The ramen as a whole was not as good as I had hoped. I would definitely go back just not for the ramen.

This is a great place to go and grab a bite especially when it's happy hour. Happy hour is usually between 5 to 9 p.m. . The only problem is that when the restaurant is actually at full capacity it takes a long time to get your rolls to your table. If you happen to be in the exact time when there aren't a lot of people service is fantastic. I think they just have a large backup of rolls because they have so much demand. You can also get unlimited sake for $10. I have been here twice already and will definitely come back. The unlimited Sushi is $25 for the mid-range. There's a $30 option that includes hand rolls and Korean barbecue.